I think that it depends on the company.

This happened to my eldest's Pluriel and Tesco, believe it or not, dealt with the whole thing pretty slickly.

So are you just unlucky with this as I've always had the impression that Honda engines are virtually 'bomb-proof', although I guess if it hasn't been maintained properly previously any engine could go?

Good luck.

I thought twice about posting it on here but decided to do so as I assume some will run newish cars and it also seems weird to me.
(My own cars are now 1968 and 1974 as I didn't replace the Galaxy which was basically used as a university shuttle bus for my sons)

Something just reminded me of my 2007 Galaxy that got written off. Basically water was getting in through the roof , probably on both sides, resulting in a in-car paddling pool for the middle row passengers and a potential bill of at least £4,500 for new airbags, partial loom etc..plus labour. The w...

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Went in the ST. Stupid exhaust is banging like a twat into the body and spring. I'll have to see not only a out changing the hangers but maybe getting some of that bandage stuff so when it does hit it don't clank as much.

Is that Scarborough?

I thought I'd try a link now that Hooli has locked the old site. The only update is that I'm still waiting for the holes where the sills should be to be filled with actual sills but after 8 months there's still just air and prayer holding the two parts of the car together. http://aschat.freeforums.n...

They may be a bit knackered but they all look to have character, something sadly missing from most moderns.

You also won't lose them in, say, a supermarket car park among all the silver/grey clones.

I'm surprised that no one fitted them with JATO rockets as the acceleration with 100 gallons on board must have been abysmal.

I did say that I was thick - pre war(?) bedford